The fashion industry's top creative and business figures, who shape movements and conversations worldwide, came together for an evening of conversation and celebration.

On Oct. 28,&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL&nbsp;and Certilogo&mdash;two global leaders in the world of fashion authority&mdash;hosted a private dinner at The Chelsea Hotel, where designers, editors, and industry leaders toasted to culture, artistry, and the future of fashion. The occasion was marked by Certilogo's arrival in New York City, by way of Milan.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The gathering took place just days before&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/issues/l-officiel-usa-november-2025-florence-welch" target="_blank" rel="noopener">L'OFFICIEL's November 2025</a> issue was unveiled, in which <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion/certilogo-fashion-authentication-tool" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Certilogo was featured</a> as an innovative, culturally critical leader in the industry.&nbsp;
Since 2006, Certilogo has been dedicated to luxury product authentication. In the years since the company was founded, it has worked with labels including Max Mara, Emporio Armani, Diesel, and Giuseppe Zanotti, among others, and has made waves in the industry by providing one-of-a-kind authentication services&mdash;including its revolutionary digital product passport, which tracks production materials, supply chain, and environmental impact.&nbsp;

Certilogo's founder and CEO, Michele Casucci, and&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL's Anthony Cenname, Giampietro Baudo, and Caroline Grosso welcomed a group of close friends and guests representing the creative strength of contemporary fashion.&nbsp;
"Earlier this evening I overheard someone say, The most valuable part of a product today isn&rsquo;t what it&rsquo;s made of &mdash; it&rsquo;s how much the consumer trusts it. That struck me, because trust is exactly what we&rsquo;re here to talk about," said Cenname, L'OFFICIEL's Global Chief Revenue Officer, as he addressed the party. "For more than a century, L&rsquo;Officiel has celebrated the craftsmanship, imagination, and culture behind what you create. But the story doesn&rsquo;t &mdash; and shouldn&rsquo;t &mdash; end at the moment of purchase."

Attendees included Fern Mallis, Maryanne Grisz, Aladin Hardy, Tara Maurice, Federica Marchionni, Jan Radolec, Emilie Furda, Massimo Mauri, David Witkewicz, Greg Unis, Sandro Sandri, Chunky, Paula Rosado, Kristi Reen, David Thielebeule, Maisie Willoughby, Mario Castelo, Dakota Balka, Federica Boido, Daren Gaussa, Rossella Raffi, Ana Andjelic, and Alexis Hoopes, among others.&nbsp;

Throughout the evening, guests chatted over dinner and drinks before saluting the future of the fashion industry as they closed out a quintessential New York City night among the business's fellow leading figures.

L'OFFICIEL And Certilogo Fête Creative Innovation With An Intimate Dinner In New York City

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